Wanna be a cheerleader?

Thu, Nov 11, 2010

Cheer Galway is looking for adults (18+) who may lack gymnastic abilities but still have a desire to be a cheerleader.

The Outlet is in Galway this week

Thu, Nov 11, 2010

Discount designer retail company The Outlet will be in Galway for four days this week offering high end brands at surprisingly low prices.

Meet Galway’s Quakers next week

Thu, Nov 11, 2010

Galway’s Quaker community will host an ‘open house’ event next week for those who would like to find out more about this distinctive Christian faith.

Enjoy an evening of German films

Thu, Nov 11, 2010

After almost 40 years of partition Germany was re-united in 1990, and to mark the occasion, the German Department at NUI, Galway will screen two German films set during those momentous events.

The BoilerMan to the rescue

Thu, Nov 11, 2010

Do you want to save on energy bills but don’t know how? Are you fuming over harmful emissions? Would you like to go green by boosting fuel efficiency? Then look no further than the TheBoilerMan.ie

Slimming tea craze has hit Galway

Thu, Nov 11, 2010

The tea everyone has been talking about is now available at Therapie Clinic on Shop Street, Galway. Many famous celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow, Lindsay Lohan, Eva Longoria and Courtney Love are known to rave about this tea as part of their daily diet.

‘Significant player’ and partner still held in custody after cocaine heist

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

The drug trade in Galway and the west received a major blow this week after gardai intercepted a car containing cocaine with a street value of up to €2 million and arrested a Limerick drug dealer described as a “significant player”.

Witness appeal after spate of robberies, assaults and burglaries

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Gardai are appealing for witnesses following a recent spate of robberies, assaults, and burglaries.

Ballinasloe woman settles action over breast cancer diagnosis

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

A Co. Galway woman has settled her High Court action against the Health Service Executive (HSE) over an alleged litany of failures over many years at University College Hospital Galway, to diagnose and treat her breast cancer despite her having had a series of mammograms at the hospital.

Healy Eames calls on Adoption Authority to speed up assessments

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Fine Gael Galway senator Fidelma Healy Eames has called on the new Adoption Authority to begin by streamlining aspects of the adoption process.

Fahey calls for special taskforce to deal with ‘neighbours from hell’

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

A special taskforce must be established to deal with ‘neighbours from hell’ according to Fianna Fáil Galway West TD Frank Fahey.

Mayor hits back at Connolly’s ‘conflict of interest’ charge

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

“Unfair and ridiculous” and a “having a personal go” at a potential rival at the next general election is how the Mayor of Galway has responded to criticisms of him by Independent councillor Catherine Connolly.

Man arrested for hospital stick-up

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

A 29-year-old man arrested and charged in connection with the recent armed robbery of around €20,000 cash from the shop at University Hospital Galway has been remanded in custody.

Three men to face trial after false imprisonment of woman in Menlo house

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Three men charged with the unlawful false imprisonment of a woman have been sent forward for trial at the Galway Circuit Criminal Court sittings in January.

Bereavement event to be held for those who have lost children

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Anam Cara— a national voluntary support organisation set up by bereaved parents to provide support and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a precious son or daughter — is facilitating a professional bereavement event in Galway on Wednesday next November 10 at the Calyton Hotel, Ballybritt, Galway.

This event is open to all bereaved parents. Anam Cara doesn’t identify itself by the age of a child, how he/she died or when he/she died. It may have been a cot death or a still birth, suicide, road traffic accident, or serious illness. They identify themselves as parents who have lost a precious son or daughter, trying to find their way through grief and pain.

Castle Print wins lucrative VOYA packaging contract

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Award-winning Galway-based printing company Castle Print has secured an exciting new contract as the first Irish print company to produce packaging for leading Irish beauty and skincare specialists, VOYA. Previous to this, Sligo-based VOYA was unable to find a suitable Irish supplier with the resources needed to produce its high end packaging. Now Castle Print can meet the company’s specialised requirements with competitive pricing structures, efficient service, and high quality prints.

An Taibhdhearc secures life-line funding deal with city council

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

An Taibhdhearc could soon be taking on the role of the phoenix rising from the ashes as a funding life-line deal has been struck between the theatre’s board of management and the Galway City Council.

Twenty years of murder merriment continues at Renvyle House Hotel

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Renvyle House Hotel — located on nearly 200 acres on the shores of the Atlantic in Connemara — has been hosting Murder Mystery weekends for over two decades. This historic country house is the ideal place for such a weekend with a great atmosphere, cosy fires and delicious food. The Murder Mystery is a great weekend getaway and there are only two Murder Mystery weekends remaining this year, the second last of which commences tomorrow Friday November 5.

Grey’s anatomy — elders strut their stuff on the catwalk

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

Move over Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell, Galway’s elder citizens are taking to the ramp in a unique fashion show featuring 65-plus fashions and we mean years not size!! It is a time for the more experienced women and men from the west to take a bow and show they are worth it by taking to the catwalk.

Gardai found man covered in blood, court hears

Thu, Nov 04, 2010

A Galway man who breached a protection order and was found covered in blood by gardai following a call from his frightened mother was given a two months sentence at Galway District Court this week.

Patrick McCarthy (21) with an address at 167 Cairel Mhor, Headford Road, Galway, was before Judge Mary Fahy once again on Monday. At a court sitting last month McCarthy pleaded guilty to contravening a protection order and placing his mother in fear by smashing crockery and cuttting himself at his home, contrary to Section 17(1) of the Domestic Violence Act.

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